New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-04
Trade WITH THE ARGENTINE.
4 FIELD THAT SHOULD NOT DE IGNORED.

o,,x srp,x,xo p.Crs AND FIGUREs-AN OPPOR-
TuNrrY FOR THE UNITED STATES.
The February number Of The American Exporter OF THIS
CITY, contains important article by Vincentc A. Mesrc'
the Of the National Rural Society and the
veterinary and Agricultural Society OF Buenos Ayres,
upon the Argentine Republic the coming field for q
large increase Of American exports Mr.. Mestre deals
with his subject exaustvey II Is one with when ne
has a practical familiarity and he shows how sadly
American merchants neglectng rich and waiting
trade lie shows that England and Germany are mainly
supplying the Argentine Republic with what she imports
though he confident that the proper representation OF
products would the argument OF the apparent
cheapness OF rival goods He continues:
The Argentine grows wonderfully and we cannot neglect
market In our own continent which coveted anu Sonnty
where las: year s5,s76 worth q articles
seriously f. ' Ss %pSTta1
asay sending more Unied states. a,thcnsh IT'S Is
years to work IN that direction Ire
ocas a S1ins S%y S S .ss total
tie m o osv
with the country n the same year ameanasa S and Ger
manys 20 SIS 7542 belgium leads us IN IT, mercan
s rssa,9ni r'S u. i
. :. By sn of Il the
oS S@an sps RpsS 1'
Importance
Mr. Mcstre dsposes of the current erroneous ideas re
can countries .Hs shows that notable improvement
has been made during the last year not only IN tner do
mestio government b1tin the education ana couerc'a
enterprise OF the people, He says
stance at the map shows that in that vast area o.
e 'S%s'sss e. 500
80 900 900 Of sheep and Of horses feed a. ~ o
ssis ss @ sSSss;
Tine be- 1S s 10 sss
10 the isst CENSUS Consequently has Increased 49, pc,
@ s' aS S s h ss Gn enS
principal cities have the following population oo
Cordoba 9ooco Tuen%aS Plata %aIysiS.:
CITY Of time years growth s.o01 ~ h npb
's$ & r.
Tedesiion q h9snss AyIss rspIesen. q GAS
Sas sns Of the United STATES our s
a S' snsa the S? @
10 the United states.
public during 1885 From them it appears that the total
xportatlon and importation amounted 10 SI14ol4'o
OF we o aSs Sens ONLY in own Sc
And yet Mr.. Mestre says:
There almost article Of he list Of Argentine imports
but il TACT that with the exception agricultural nipple
s ana Te1E aans list Eng
aTS ss The ns n leads G by
600 and even France and Begn are M sacan o. Us
duction and IN the ainy
% i.Fs ng
able Of The facts only Gn DC ID Soo.
Iron T0 apa s 4 iron sS ss
the slightest competition part goods which
cannot he considered Inferior.
Mr. Mestre concludes his instructive article as foows
figures show eoquence than other
distant The United States Is having secured
the National industries In field
completely held ~ active rivals IL 10 not that
theirs that prices higher
that lack adequate knowledge OF the true
stability OF the Argentine Republic well OF other
Spanish countries debars from the profits
those who spuTred by necessity foresight have
trouble investigate the situation OF tese
countries and established with them profitable ercnsDge OF
services Of which considerable income goes 10 add to their
wealth every
groundess impressions in mercantile centre
H. that the Argentine already stocked with more than IL:
Of the PRODUCTS OF Of
the country growing rapidly that In The
ast year I'M worth plonsbs
S5s549 1886 similar argument Is evident IN many
other Industries in domestcs for instance the Argentine
imported during the first months Of 1885 s2iyy45
l09 Sg5 during the period OF last IN
wooon sz176s4 In 1885 against slS SSl IA 1856 In
twines 1925, In 1885 against 81 723.oll In 1855.
indeed the fear Of appearing o1aggefatnE e truh
that telling In its entirety. THIS county
mercantile We secnre therein Tor
our the appreciation and friendship and tie
intercourse that they have ih pontcai
ideas is sister nation entirely worthy OF our coni
deuce amply repay IT, It's In truth To our
Adj theirs It's for Ms 70 whether inpfu
euce neglect tO lose national Industries the
and In respects il tho vasest hrnesl
all those where the United States can
port its excessive production